基本説明
Provides an integrated approach designed to address physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of patients and their families. Focus on the self-care of clinicians in order to be more expert in direct patient care. Explains the importance of linking community palliative care with hospital-based palliative care.
Full Description
The Textbook of Interdisciplinary Pediatric Palliative Care, by Drs. Joanne Wolfe, Pamela Hinds, and Barbara Sourkes, aims to inform interdisciplinary teams about palliative care of children with life-threatening illness. It addresses critical domains such as language and communication, symptoms and quality of life, and the spectrum of life-threatening illnesses in great depth. This comprehensive product takes a first-of-its-kind team approach to the unique needs of critically ill children. It shows how a collaborative, interdisciplinary care strategy benefits patients and their families. If you deal with the complex care of critically ill children, this reference provides a uniquely integrated perspective on complete and effective care.
Respect interdisciplinary perspectives, and provide the most comprehensive care.
Use an integrated approach to address the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of children and their families.
Understand and heed your strengths and vulnerabilities in order to provide the best care for your patients.
Recognize the necessity of linking hospital-based palliative care with community resources.
Implement consistent terminology for use by the entire palliative care team.
Access the full text online with regular updates and supplemental text and image resources.
Contents
Fundamentals Needs Assessment Interdisciplinary Care and Symptom Control The Team Approach and the Family Research and education
